Toilet handrail design specifications and standards

The handrail design standards and standards for handicapped persons in the bathroom are as follows:
Toilets for disabled persons should be set up next to the public toilets or in appropriate locations, and toilets for disabled persons in public toilets can be replaced after special toilets are installed. When the special toilet adopts the swing door, the door leaf shall open outwards, and the net width of the passage after the door leaf is opened shall not be less than 0.80m. The open door handle shall adopt the cross handle handle, the door lock shall install the door latch which can be used inside and outside the door, inside the door leaf Close handle should be set.

1. Handrails for handicapped persons should be provided on slopes, stairs and on both sides of the two-pole steps and on the three sides of the lift. Handrails should be kept consistent.
2. The shape, size and color of handrails for handicapped persons should be easy to identify and grasp. The size of the cross-section of the handrail should be 35mm to 50mm, and the clearance from the inside of the handrail to the wall surface should be 40mm.
3. The handrails of ramps, stairs and steps shall extend 0.30 m horizontally at the starting and end points.
4. Handrails for handicapped people should use high-quality wood or other better materials. Handrails must be installed sturdy and should be able to withstand the weight of the body.
5. The floor of the toilet seat should be smooth, not smooth and without water, and there should be no height difference. A 1.20m high hook should be set in the toilet seat.
6. The diameter of the grab bar is 32mm to 40mm, and the inner side is 40mm from the wall surface. The grab bar should be installed firmly and should be able to withstand the weight of the body.